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Author: Carol Purington

Carol Purington writes haiku to reflect and honor the seasonal and emotional patterns of her life in rural Massachusetts.
    Going online to hear the hermit thrush sing – why it no longer comes to this hill one sad reason or another
Posted on 4 November 20161 November 2016Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 16.28 Comments on
  Slow-falling snowflakes the black queen captures another pawn  
Posted on 27 May 201624 May 2016Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 16.17 Comments on
    Outdoor wedding the odor of insect repellent
Posted on 11 January 201627 December 2015Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 15.27 Comments on
  The path home – polishing a neighbor’s apple on my sleeve
Posted on 19 November 20157 November 2015Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 15.27 Comments on
Peapods beaded with raindrops her arthritic fingers  
Posted on 9 October 201422 September 2014Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
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